Arts and Crafts Silhouettes Evening in Lompee Club
The Arts and Crafts Section of the Lompee Community Women’s Club met at Mrs. Walter Livingston’s home to make silhouettes for framing. Attendees included Mrs. Russell Benhart, Clarence Epperly, Erick Andersen, Ray Beattie, Roy Bland, Charles Chilson and Mae Riphenburg. Refreshments were served, and the next meeting is set for February 15 at Mrs. Russell Benhart’s home to plan copper-worked pictures.
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Lompee
Mmes
Russell Benhart
Clarence Epperly
Erick Andersen
Ray Beattie
Roy Bland
Charles Chilson
Mae Riphenburg
Russel Benhart
South 1. Street
New Sewing Techniques to Be Demonstrated Here
The Home Extension Service of the University of California will showcase new sewing techniques in a February 9 demonstration at Veterans' Memorial Building from 7 to 10 PM led by Mrs. Haval Martin. She will complete a blouse and a skirt to illustrate time-saving methods, with future classes planned based on registration.
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Haval Martin
Home Extension Service
University of California
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Martin
Former Lompocan Visits Parents
Mrs. J. Marino formerly Shirley Stahl and her sons Reed David and Paul arrived by plane from New York for a 10 day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Cowan in Miguelito Canyon. After the stay they will join Mr Merine in Yuba City on assignment as an insurance adjuster for losses in the flooded area.
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J. Marino
Shirley Stahl
Reed, David and
Paul
New York
Clarence Cowan
Miguelito Canyon
Lompoc
Merine
Yuba City
Sewing group plans morning and afternoon classes
The notice says tentative plans for a morning and an afternoon sewing class with babysitter service. Mrs Martin urges attendance at Thursday's meeting for those seeking future classes, as only registrants on Thursday will be accommodated. Contacts include Mrs Vernon Moss and Mrs John Way for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Moss
John Way
Robert Hunt
Roxanne Canfick
Army Nurse Corps Marks 55th Anniversary
Army Nurse Corps celebrates its 55th birthday with a luncheon at Camp Cooke Hospital hosted by General Sam F Muffie. Major Elizabeth Gates and Captain Lthel Dulaney are among officers. the history dates to 1901 with officer ranks granted in 1944 and overseas service noted in England France Germany Korea Japan and more. The corps offers advanced training, career management, and overseas postings as a path from staff nurse to chief of nursing service. Across the nation and world, the anniversary is honored with pride.
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Union
Army Nurse Corps
USDB
Camp Cooke Hospital
Army
Cornel Sam F. Muffie
Elizabeth Gates
Helen Burns
Department of Army
Fnally
Nurse Corps
Lompoc
United States
Paris Woodwind Ensemble Debuts to High Praise
Musical review notes the Woodwind Ensemble of Paris, on its first U S tour under government sponsorship, features soloists from the Paris Conservatory. Despite a formal program and restrained stage presence, the group earns high praise for musicianship and technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Woodwind i Ensemble
Paris
Trench
Newspaper’s Role in American Life Remains Unmatched
A reflection on the enduring importance of newspapers in American society highlights their role as community record, watchdog, and source of information, with readers turning to print for trusted reporting and local detail.
Official Boy Scout Week Poster
More than 4 100 000 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, and adult leaders will observe Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12 marking the 46th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America Since 1910 Scouting has served over 24 500 000 boys and adult leaders The new Four Year Program Onward for God and My Country is launched in 1956 to prepare America's boys for today and tomorrow Boy Scout Week observances will feature rededication ceremonies conducted by 104 000 units on February 8 the birthday of Scouting in America Demonstrations and exhibits will dramatize the purposes and heritage of the organization
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Boy Scouts of America
America
Sitters Training Course Starts For Local Girls
Thirty four seventh and eighth grade girls signed up for the Baby Sitters Training Course at the Community Center. Miss Josephine Williams of the Agriculture Extension Service opened the program in the Penthouse. Eight weekly sessions run Wednesdays 7 50 to 9 00 with a final Child Care Certificate upon completion.
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Josephine Williams
Agriculture Extension Service
Nowetons Submit Autobiographies
Suzanne Lemnes presided at the January 31 meeting of the Noweton Campfire Group held at Mrs. John T. Hearne’s home. Members submitted autobiographies for the group scrapbook and refreshments were served by hostess Patty Hearne to Karen Warner Linda Jansson Suzanne Lemnes Sharon Haskett Virginia Anliker Carolyn Heiber and leader Mrs Axel Jansson. The next meeting is scheduled for February at Mrs Edwin Haskett’s home.
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Suzanne Lemnes
Noweton Campfire Group
John T. Hearne
Southil Street
Patty Hearne
Karen Warner
Linda Jansson
Sharon Haskett
Virginia Anliker
Carolyn Heiber
Axel Jansson
Edwin Haskett
North F Street
Local Guild Names Honorary Membership Winner
The text notes a member being named for the honorary membership award in its second year. It recalls that last year Mrs. L. E. Heiges Sr. received the lifetime membership in the Board of Foreign Missions as part of the Guild’s honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Heiges Sr
Board of Foreign Missions
Births in Local Bottle n Bib Club Five New Arrivals
Five births are listed with dates and family details. Anthony Lewis Grossi born January 26 weighing 6 pounds 4.42 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Grossi of 409 North J Street. Loerinda Ann Huyck born January 27 weighing 5 pounds 7.0 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Huyck of 521 South I Street. Genevieve Sue FitzGerald born January 30 weighing 5 pounds 7.0 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. John F. FitzGerald, Box 2, Gaviota. Janice Louise Mankins born January 31 weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mankins of 223 North B Street. David Lawrence De Lira born January 31 weighing 7 pounds 0.0 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Ladisla G. De Lira of 429 South H Street.
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Anthony Lewis Grossi
Anthony L. Grossi
North J Street
Loerinda Ann Huyck
James R. Huyck
South I Street
Genevieve Sue FitzGerald
Mrs. Kimbel Awarded Honorary Mission Board Membership
At the Presbyterian Women's Guild January meeting Mrs. George Kimbel was named an honorary member of the Board of Foreign Missions. The recognition honors her years of work and support of missions and the local church. Formal presentation awaits her return from San Bernardino.
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Presbyterian Women's Guild
George Kimbel
Board of Foreign Missions
Kimbel
Toenl
San Bernardino
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Lompocan
Oleo
Golden State
BIG Dip
Limr
Wbtztc
Lamb
West Ocean Avenue
Wanson
Musical Review
George Mathias
Cat City
Lacey
White Stuceits
Paris Conservatory
Cacu
Republican Guard Band of
France
Furst
Geneva
Jacques Castagnier
French National Radio Chamber Music
French National Orchestra
Cannes
Aix-en-Provence
Robert Casier
Paris Conservatory Orchestra
Rouen Conservatoire
Andre Boutard Klarinet
Societe Des Concerts du Conservatoire
Opera-Comique
Boy Scouts
BOY Scout Week
Safeway
Nowetons
Postal Service
National Safety Council
William Proud
Hubert M. Dennis
Neal Martin
Proud
Dennis
Perry Martin
Yager
East Ocean Avenue
Harry Morris
Catholic Daughters of America
Foresters Hall
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